Parents of Hogwarts

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As usual, the situation of the Dark Lord Dumbledore in Hogwarts has been described in the new book.

In addition, this book is still in the outline of the thinking, and the biggest creative restrictions are some descriptions of the descendants, which requires me to create within a very strict framework.But once I break this restriction, I worry that I will lose the charm of my parents’ generation.

The current idea is to simply let go of some of the restrictions of the descendants and change the plot from some more extreme angles, but the characters of the original work will remain unchanged and focus on the description of this point.

Do you have any good ideas? It’s really difficult to write about family life. I’m crowdfunding to write a book.

After breakfast, Karan walked out of the castle as usual, while Steve and Gaspard went about their own business. One went to take care of the magical animals in the box, and the other continued to shed their skins on birds and snakes. Perform analysis.

The place where Karan went was still on the grass beside the big lake, where Lily had already picked up a book and started reading, while Snape continued to practice the levitation spell on a stone.Although his experience in the Charms class had taught him how difficult it was, he still persisted in his approach.

The homework assigned by the teachers is not a difficult task for any of them, so the three of them still gather here frequently. After all, the weather will turn cold soon, and it is difficult to have such a kind of homework again. Suitable for enjoyment.

After seeing Karan coming, Lily waved to him from afar, and also took out a copy of the Daily Prophet and handed it to him, and said with some relief: "Another report has appeared."

Obviously, Lily is still brooding about Karan being injured, even after Karan said those words. After all, it all started on the train.

Karan smiled, told the interview invitation and his reply, and comforted Lily: "So this matter is basically over like this, I don't care what you care about, besides, so many parents The letters were enough to give her a headache for a while."

This is also the role played by the Daily Prophet. Meadows received a large number of reporting letters from parents and questioned Meadows' teaching methods. At the same time, Dumbledore, as the principal, also received a lot of letters, but he was He didn't seem to care about it. Instead, he always smiled and handed the letters to Meadows to read during the meal, just treating it as a very interesting thing.

"Okay then." Lily pouted after reading, and didn't forget to tease Karan: "Who makes you a genius little wizard?"

This is the name given to Karan in the report. It is as straightforward as possible, and at the same time as childish as possible.

Karan glanced sideways at Lily, then snatched Barian over and threatened her: "Your little master has started to provoke me again. What do you think I should do to you?"

Balian looked at Karan in confusion: "Meow"

What does it have to do with it?

Just as Karan was sucking the cat so hard that Barian quickly dodged, Snape suddenly said abruptly: "There is a lot of dark magic in Professor Meadows's course."

Karan glanced at Snape. In fact, what Snape said was minor. Except for the disarming curse, the other three spells taught by Professor Meadows all fell into the category of black magic.

Snape's words were obviously not talking about such obvious things. Karan knew that this was a refutation of his original ideas about black magic, which also included the fact that Lily was not allowed to be exposed to black magic.

In fact, Callan did not expect Meadows' teaching content to be so straightforward, but he was not opposed to it.Because the practicality of these three spells is too high, they were originally within the scope of his plan to learn.

As for so-called black magic…

Lily on the side blinked, she was no longer too lazy to stop the two of them from having an endless quarrel about black magic.Of course, the main reason for this was that she had never seen Snape win an argument, not even once.

In the slight cool breeze, under the gaze of the two, Karan finally said slowly: "Black magic, yes, black magic."

"I admit that I really enjoyed the content of Professor Meadows's course, and I also admit that my original ideas were a bit too extreme."

This behavior of admitting his mistake first made Snape feel a little uncomfortable, because this is what Callan did when faced with the Lily sisters.

Karan continued: "Actually, my own thoughts about black magic have changed a lot. I still have to be vigilant about black magic, but in terms of acceptance, I am no longer so conservative."

Hearing this, Snape felt increasingly unhappy, feeling like he was going to lose again.

As expected, Karan then said: "And this vigilance can be divided into two main points by me. One is the existence of some special black magic itself, and the other is a boundary that all wizards have in common."

"This limit can be said to be reason, will, or self-control. But in general, this limit represents the critical value that will change the self due to black magic. This limit is invisible and cannot be seen. It will be different for different wizards."

"Within limits, you can use black magic without restriction without causing any change in yourself. In other words, when necessary, you can temporarily mobilize your malicious emotions, but in normal times, the wizard He is still the same person, not a malicious person."

"As for once it goes beyond this limit,"

Karan's eyes swept across Snape and Lily: "Then he has been infected by the malice required for black magic and has completely turned into a dark wizard."

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